The Royal Commission for AlUla
Kirk Roberts is an experienced professional in heritage administration and archaeology with a diverse career spanning over two decades. Currently serving as the Director of Heritage Administration at the Royal Commission for AlUla since August 2020, Kirk has previously held the role of Cultural Heritage Assessment Manager at CgMs Limited in 2015 and worked as a freelance archaeologist from 2008 to 2015. Additional archaeological roles include positions at the British Museum, University College London, and various other institutions. Kirk's academic background includes a Bachelor's Degree in Archaeology and a Master of Science in Forensic Archaeology from University College London.
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The Royal Commission for AlUla
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The Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU) was established to protect and safeguard AlUla, a region of outstanding natural and cultural significance in North-West Saudi Arabia. RCU is embarking on a long-term plan to develop and deliver a sensitive, sustainable transformation of the region, reaffirming it as one of country’s most important archaeological and cultural destinations and preparing it to welcome visitors from around the world. RCU’s development work in AlUla encompasses a broad range of initiatives across archaeology, tourism, culture, education and the arts, reflecting the ambitious commitment to cultivate tourism and leisure in Saudi Arabia, outlined in Vision 2030.